In today's episode, we will begin the book "Who's the Doctor, Doctor". In this chapter, we will explore what the patients expect a doctor to be and how we should conform to that image.  

In today's episode, we will begin Chapter 6 on the Pelvis by looking at the basic elements that make up the Pelvis.  This includes the joint structure and anatomy, but it also includes the biomechanics of motion to understand the normal motion of the joint. 

In today's episode, we conclude our journey through the Chapters by discussing extremity corrections.  This will include elbow, wrist, feet, and even the TMJ.  The book concludes by demonstrating the importance of non-spinal subluxations and their corrections. 

In today's episode we will conclude our discussion of Chapter 5 by talking about Stress Radiographs.  Stress Radiographs are not mentioned in the Chapters book, so this is a great way to learn about this additional tool that can be of tremendous value in your assessment of the patient. 

In this episode, we will begin our discussion of extremity adjustments.  We will do this by discussing the knee joint, which includes adjustments of the femur, tibia, and fibula.  

In today's episode, we will be looking at the proper technique for analyzing the radiographs.  The biomechanical evaluation of standing radiographs is unique to chiropractic and provides the information necessary to make a specific adjustment.

In this brief chapter, we will be discussing the proper technique for adjusting the infant.  This includes modifications of the regular adjustment to accommodate the infant body. 

In today's episode, we will be looking at Occipital Corrections for the PS and AS Occiput.  It is essential to understand the 3 dimensional nature of these misalignments to know how to correct them properly. 

In today's episode we will begin Chapter 5 and a discussion of full spine Radiography.  Full spine x-rays are not only essential to the Gonstead work, but for any chiropractor who would attempt to address the biomechanics component of the Vertebral Subluxation Complex.  As we begin, we will discuss the proper procedure for taking accurate and valuable x-rays that give insight into each patient's unique condition. 

In today's episode, we will begin by talking about an important adjusting concept that is often ignored and leads to a lot of confusion.  We will then discuss Atlas corrections in both the seated position and on the knee chest table.